How many countries in the world use the phrase "Thank you for food"? What are they?
Thank you for helping me, and I think maybe I did not express myself well. em..I mean the people have to say"thank you for the dinner/meal" every time when they eat together. Just like in Japen people should say "I am starting to eat" every time before the meal in Japenese.
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In English, "Thank you for food" sounds as if you had no food to begin with (ie. I was poor and starving). The closest I'd say is, "Thank you for the dinner" or something similar.
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In western and Eastern Europe, nobody says it.
It is said all over northern Europe though.
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Australians say "thanks for that great meal, I really enjoyed it" to a friend who might have cooked it for them or to the manager at a restaurant if their meal was really well prepared.
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I guess every country does it.
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Is it be translated from Chinese ?
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